Body-worn symbols

Badge

Out Reach

The national symbol for dementia, Out Reach
The symbol is developed for people with dementia who want to show that they they might need a helping hand.
The symbol is available on different objects collected in a kit. It can be worn very visibly with some objects and more discreetly with others. Available as a pin, keyhanger, sticker, keychain.

2be found - ID bracelet

vest with the text:Attendant

iSpot

When it gets dark, you just press the button and pull as much reflective tape out that you need and choose how you want to wear it. When you dont want to use it anymore, press the button again and the band rolls in - just like a tape measure.

Information card for hospitals for deafblind people

Information card about communication with deafblind and people with hearing and visual impairments. For use during hospital stays. the card tells doctors, nurses and other personel how to communicate with the deafblind patient.

Label. VISUALLY AND HEARING IMPAIRED

Metal plate with plastic cover. Needle on the back. Blue background with 3 mm white letters. Tactile mark at the bottom of the label.

Label. DEAFBLIND

Metal plate with plastic cover. Needle on the back. Blue background with 3 mm white letters. Tactile mark at the bottom of the label.

Label. DEAF AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED

Metal plate with plastic cover. Needle on the back. Blue background with 3 mm white letters. Tactile mark at the bottom of the label.

Label. BLIND AND HEARING IMPAIRED

Metal plate with plastic cover. Needle on the back. Blue background with 3 mm white letters. Tactile mark at the bottom of the label. Text: BLIND AND HEARING IMPAIRED